A. Norway’s export goods become more expensive to Norway’s residents
B. Norway’s exports goods become cheaper to Sweden’s residents
C. Sweden’s export goods become cheaper to Norway’s residents
D. Sweden’s export goods become cheaper to Sweden’s residents

A. forward discount
B. forward premium
C. forward spread
D. None of these

A. differential actions
B. cash transaction
C. arbitrage
D. forward transactions

A. 2.0
B. 1.999
C. 2.323
D. 2.222

A. Swap
B. foreign exchange arbitrage
C. foreign exchange option
D. futures market contract

A. hedging
B. speculation
C. government regulation
D. arbitrage

A. upward
B. vertical
C. downward
D. horizontal

A. China
B. Germany
C. United Kingdom
D. USA

A. flows of foreign investment into the United States
B. rising price inflation in the United States
C. a substantial decrease in U.S imports
D. a substantial increase in U.S exports

A. Price inflation in the United States
B. an increase in U.S real income
C. a decrease in the British money supply
D. falling interest rates in Britain